Electrical Validation & Embedded SW Engineer

Mobileye’s Autonomous Driving group in Haifa is looking for an Electrical Validation & Embedded SW Engineer. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing team of highly talented engineers, working on the world’s most advanced SoC’s for ADAS and self-driving vehicles.

In Mobileye, Electrical Validation engineers enable, debug, and validate high-speed interfaces - like LPDDR4/5/6, PCIe Gen4/5, CDPHY, and MPHY - using high-end Lab measurement equipment and advanced SW tools. This dynamic work environment requires interfacing with Silicon and hardware design engineers, Software developers, Signal Integrity, and System Validation teams. The proximity to Signal/Power integrity simulation activities - we are a single SIPI/EV team - is another powerful advantage, enabling joint simulation-measurement effort.

What will your job look like:

• You will join a team of talented and experienced EV/SI/PI engineers with wide scope of responsibility, from Pre-Si SI/PI simulations to Post-Si Electrical validation and debug, covering all the high-speed analog interfaces of Mobileye’s EyeQ products.
• Responsibilities include performing electrical spec compliance and system margin validation, interface optimization, statistical results analysis, validation flow definitions and automation, validation SW tools development, etc.
• You will also deal with FW development, automation enabling, data post-processing and debug of high-speed interfaces, like LPDDR4/5, PCIe Gen4/5, and D/C/MPHY.

All you need is:

• BSc or MSc in Electrical or Computer engineering.
• 3+ years of hands-on experience in validation or HW/SW debug or embedded SW development.
• Hands-on experience with test automation development or FW development or automated data analysis.
• Strong sense of ownership, commitment, and responsibility.
• Good interpersonal communication skills.

Nice to have:

• Experience with advanced lab equipment (Scope, BERT, etc.).
• Experience in Signal/Power Integrity design.
• Experience with analog circuits or PHY IP knowledge.